SERVICES
Six service areas: from measurements and data analysis to technology selection, monitoring systems and support for manufacturers.
Targeted measurements to investigate possible links between electrical disturbances and equipment stops, resets or failures.
Measurement points and recording periods are selected according to the symptoms. Events are compared with operating conditions and equipment logs where available. Reports distinguish findings from assumptions and indicate useful follow-up checks.
Characterisation of voltage dips, transients, harmonics, unbalance and flicker under actual operating conditions.
Trends and fast events are assessed against applicable references and installation characteristics to help select possible measures.
Technical review of existing measurements and reports, together with analysis of energy use, power and load profiles.
The operating context, measurement points and recorded parameters are reviewed to clarify what the data shows and what information may be missing. Comparison with operating conditions helps identify disturbances, peaks, base loads and significant changes.
Identification and recommendation of suitable technologies based on measurements and installation conditions.
Technical alternatives, requirements, compatibility and interactions with the installation are assessed. Support can include reviewing existing proposals and defining checks before and after the measures are implemented.
Explore the solutions →Design of measurement architectures for tailored periodic reports, using dedicated instruments with minimal impact on the installation.
Measurement points, parameters, instruments, installation arrangements and data acquisition and management are defined around the periodic report. Content, frequency and detail are agreed according to management and diagnostic needs, keeping installation and operational impact low.
Support for manufacturers in the design, testing and refinement of equipment for electrical installations.
The service covers test planning, interpretation of results and product refinement, with attention to operating behaviour and interactions with the supply.
DEFINING THE SCOPE
The issue, installation configuration and available data guide the choice of useful investigations.
The scope of work and quotation are agreed before any activities begin. The work may include on-site measurements, remote analysis or both.
Explore our method →Existing measurements, drawings or proposals are also useful.
